Krups XP4050 brews but stops midway (after 4-5 secs) & then the beeping sound + blinking button lights comes on. Anyway to resolve this? Thanks mate!
There are a few potential causes for the issue you are experiencing with your Krups XP4050 coffee maker. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the problem:
- Check for any blockages or obstructions in the water line or pump. Make sure that the water line is clear and that the pump is functioning properly.
- Check the water level in the tank. Make sure that the water level is above the minimum level required for brewing.
- Check the filter for any clogs or blockages. Make sure that the filter is clean and free of any debris.
- Check the coffee grounds for any issues. Make sure that the grounds are fresh and not stale or clumped together.
- If the issue persists, you may want to try running a diagnostic test on the coffee maker. Consult the manufacturer's manual for instructions on how to do this.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it is possible that there is a problem with the coffee maker's internal components. It is recommended to contact a professional for further assistance in diagnosing and repairing the issue
Krups XP4020
The coffee holder is just hanging in place, not secure against the seal as it should be. Make sure the coffee holder is secured flat up against the seal before turning the handle and locking it into place.
Code error 06 in Krups
Hi,
The error 06 comes after start up and machine in auto test - happens because of more than one problem. However first unplug the machine and then remove the water tank filter (the cylinder inside the water tank) and wash it up. Actually the filter should probably be replaced. However fix it back in the water tank and tide it safely upon the exit ring.Now restart the machine and let it perform the automatic self testing.
Please get back to us if you have any further query.
Have a nice day.
Krups Blender 577 replacement of rubber coupling
Krups Blender 577 - first try it not easy but next time it will be.
Replacing the rubber coubling is extremely difficult with this model.
After almost destroying the air in/outtake grill on the side in pursuit of a good lock of the axe, I tried so hard to use a nose plier to grab the post and unscrew the coupling counter-clockwise but it just didn't fit (it needs to be long and narrow/needle like). So I ended up cutting off rubber on the coupling and also cutting of plastic from the black plastic cover which is just under the rubber coupling. In the end I was able to cut that plastic and remove it so that I could actually take off the whole casing (you need a torx 20 with a hole in it to unsrew the 4 bits at the bottom underneath the rubber stands) with the rubber coupling still attached and detach two power cables so that I had much more space to properly grab the post and then it was very very easy to unscrew it counter-clockwise. But up until then I lost my insanity twice :-).
Now I know how to so the next time will be easier.
Blender Krups 577 how to take this product apart?
Krups Blender 577 - first try not easy but next time it will be.Replacing the rubber coubling is extremely difficult with this model.After almost destroying the air in/outtake grill on the side in pursuit of a good lock of the axe I tried so hard to use a nose plier to grab the post and unscrew the coupling counter-clockwise but it just did'nt fit (it needs to be long and narrow/needle like). So I ended up cutting off more rubber on the coupling and also cutting of plastic from the black plastic cover which is just under the rubber coupling. In the end I was able to cut that plastic so that I could actually take off the whole casing (you need a torx 20 with a hole in it)with the rubber coupling still attached and detach two power cables so that I had much more space to properly grab the post and then it was very very easy to unscrew it counter-clockwise. But up until then I lost my insanity twice :-).The next time it will be easy.
Machine starts but wont continue to run
I experienced the same problem with my GVX2 grinder: after pushing the start button the motor starts but immediately stops.
It appeared that the capacitor C1 (0,47 uF/275V X2) that reduces the high AC voltage in the power supply was damaged. After replacing this capacitor the machine runs perfect again.
WARNING: the GVX2 has a power supply without transformer so it's extremely dangerous to work on it while connected to 220 V AC supply. Always disconnect the equipment from the high voltage AC power supply before opening it and before working on it ! Don't touch anything when the case is removed and when it's connected to higher power (eg 220 V AC) supply.
Attached for your convenience - and without any liability or warranty from me - the schematics I've drawn from the printed circuit board of my apparatus. It your own responsibility to check if it is right and if it can be applied to your own apparatus.
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Stock ntc:
behind stock ntc:
New ntc cables joined to normal ntc connector cables:
New ntc:
